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* android, desktop, ios: show chat name in delete / leave / clear confirmation dialogs The dialogs confirming delete contact, delete/leave group/channel and clear chat now show the chat's name on its own line above the existing warning, so the user can see which chat the destructive action will affect. Pure code change: no new translation strings, no signature changes, no new helpers. The name is read via existing displayName accessors on GroupInfo / Contact / ChatInfo. clearNoteFolderDialog is intentionally unchanged - the notes folder is a single-instance object and its existing warning already identifies it. * android, desktop, ios: also show chat name when deleting pending connection deleteContactConnectionAlert was missed in the original inventory. Same pattern as the other dispatchers - prepend the connection's displayName on its own line above the existing warning - so a user who set a custom name on a pending connection can see which one they are about to delete. * android: use <br> instead of \n for newline in delete confirmation dialog body On Android, the alert body goes through HtmlCompat.fromHtml which treats the input as HTML and collapses literal \n to a single space - so "Tech Talk\n\nGroup will be deleted..." rendered as "Tech Talk Group will be deleted...". Switch to <br><br>, which both HtmlCompat (Android) and the Desktop parser at Utils.desktop.kt:75 correctly render as a newline. * android, desktop: skip HTML parsing for delete confirmation dialog text Add parseHtml: Boolean = true parameter to showAlertDialog and showAlertDialogButtonsColumn; when false, the body text is wrapped as AnnotatedString and routed through the existing AnnotatedString AlertContent overload, bypassing escapedHtmlToAnnotatedString entirely. The 8 dispatchers that embed the user-controlled chat displayName now opt out (parseHtml = false). This means: - displayName is rendered as literal text - no HTML interpretation, so a contact whose alias is "<b>X</b>" or "<font color=..." no longer renders bold or coloured in the confirmation dialog - the platforms align: both iOS and Kotlin now use plain "\n\n" for the separator (no more <br><br> Kotlin-only workaround) - removes coupling to escapedHtmlToAnnotatedString in this path * android, desktop: shorten parseHtml comment in AlertManager * remove extra text --------- Co-authored-by: Evgeny Poberezkin <evgeny@poberezkin.com>